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  • Is There Really Anything New to Learn About Jesus? July 31, 2020
  • My Picks of the Best Podcasts for Christian Apologetics July 3, 2020
  • 5 Important Reasons Christians Should Study Apologetics July 2, 2020
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  • Woman looking out a window at a fire - Are you stressed and wondering does the Bible have answers for you in difficult times? Let me share some Bible verses about trusting God in hard times. #Christianity #Christianliving #Faith #ChristianBlog #Bible #ChristianWoman #HardTimes #TrustingGod
    Faith based living

    Does the Bible Have Answers in Difficult Times

    April 11, 2020 /

    Are you stressed, scared, and wondering does the Bible have answers for you in these difficult circumstances? If so, you’re not alone. Almost everything we considered normal has changed. Our illusions of control have vanished. We’re in a global pandemic, and racial tensions and political divisions have never seemed higher. The world is pretty scary. Whether you’re concerned about the virus, different forms of violence, educating your children, or the government, abortion, racism, etc., there is a lot to worry about right now. Many of us are facing hard times and don’t know where to turn. Even if you’re trying not to worry, anxiety creeps around the corners of your…

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    Community Matters when there are Sharks in the Water!

    July 16, 2018
    Today is the National Day of Prayer, but I'm a little overwhelmed by our nation today, and wanted to share what I found when I sought God's wisdom today.

    How to Pray on this National Day of Prayer

    May 5, 2016
    Were you encouraged and inspired by "Not a Fan"? If so, The End of Me by Kyle Idleman will bring Jesus' teachings to life in a real way we can live today. Heaven Not Harvard

    A Review – The End of Me by Kyle Idleman

    October 3, 2015
  • Knowing how to talk to your kids about a crisis is hard. We don't want to scare them, but equip them with the truth; we have reason to hope in a good God who loves us. #Parenting #Crisis #Christian #FaithBasedLiving
    Godly Parenting,  Parenting

    A Christian How to Talk to Your Kids About a Crisis

    March 21, 2020 /

    Knowing how to talk to your kids about a crisis is hard. I don’t want to scare her unnecessarily, but I do want to equip her with truth. And that is the best thing we can offer our kids as Christians, the truth. Because while the world panics, we have reason to hope and trust in a good God who loves us. Romans 5:5 ESV And hope does not put us to shame, because God’s love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us. Why you have to talk to your kids about a crisis – It’s really tempting not to. However, the world…

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    WHY are we so quick to criticize parents in the wake of tragedy? What is it about alligators, gorillas and car seats that turn rational human beings into armchair parenting quarterbacks moments after tragedy strikes?

    Why Tragedy Makes us so Quick to Criticize Parents 

    June 17, 2016
    Sacrificial giving is a lost art in our #blessed culture. Too often, we'll give from the overflow of our closets rather than of our hearts. We can give better.

    The Importance of the Lost Art of Sacrificial Giving

    December 11, 2017

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  • Christian Motherhood,  Homeschool

    Helpful Advice for a New Homeschool Mom from a Veteran

    March 18, 2020 /

    My best advice for a new homeschool mom is GRACE and patience. Be gentle with yourself and your kids. This homeschool gig is not easy. Expect an adjustment period. I’ve been homeschooling since 2012 if you include pre-school. And we still have days it’s really hard. I’m a veteran educator with 17 years in the classroom. I often joke that teaching one unruly 4th grader is a million times harder than 150 high school students ever was. And I’m kind of not kidding. Teaching your own child involves many different dynamics, like obedience and discipline have to be balanced with family relationships and math. You and your child(ren) need time…

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    Raising girls to be powerful women of God takes embracing all God made us to be, the unique skills and sins that will develop His purpose in us as well.

    Raising Girls to be Powerful Women of God

    March 8, 2019
    What does it mean to have a childlike faith? Jesus said we won't enter heaven unless we learn how to become more like the children. So what does that mean?

    Convicted & Inspired to have a Childlike Faith

    September 25, 2017
    Parenting with a Kingdom mindset, focusing on Heaven not Harvard has become the definition for more than just my parenting-And changes me more daily.

    Heaven Not Harvard: Faith Focused Parenting & Living

    March 1, 2014
  • Are you looking for ways to pray during a crisis? Sometimes all we can do is pray. But thankfully we serve a God able to ANSWER those prayers! #Prayer #Faith #ChristianBlogger #PrayerChangesThings #Christian #FaithBasedLiving
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    Ways to Pray During a Crisis

    March 15, 2020 /

    Do you need some ideas of ways to pray during a crisis? I know that having a list when I sit down to pray really helps me focus my prayers. If I don’t use a list, halfway through praying I’m drifting into the thousand other tasks swirling around my mommy brain. First, I thought of all the people and groups for which we should pray and ended with ways we can pray. Pray for our leaders In any crisis, our governmental leaders have to make many difficult decisions. They try to weigh out the cost-benefit ratios, but in the end, can only do their best to make wise choices. They…

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    I became pro life when I learned the truth behind the pro choice position was hiding from science & when I recognized real human value comes from God.

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    February 23, 2019
    Trying to be a Godly woman in a modern world is complicated. The world is at our fingertips, and there are so many ways to lose our way. So how do we stand firm in our faith? #GodlyWoman #ChristianWoman #FaithBasedLiving #ChristianBlogger #HisGraceGirls

    How to Be a Godly Woman in a Modern World

    March 8, 2017
    Twelve years ago today, I got pulled over by the sheriff. I couldn't imagine how one "traffic stop" would change my life with a soldier's fairy tale proposal.

    Fairy Tale Proposal and Happily Ever After

    November 11, 2014
  • Homeschooling has prepared me with some suggestions for surviving quarantine with your kids & still liking them! You might be surprised & come to love it. #Quarantine #SurvivingQuarantine #Homeschool #ChristianParent
    Homeschool,  Parenting

    The Best Tips for Surviving Quarantine with Your Kids

    March 13, 2020 /

    As a homeschool mom, my best tips for surviving the quarantine with your kids is mostly to change your perspective. Apparently, the biggest concern many people have about surviving quarantine is running out of toilet paper. But for many parents, the toilet paper is just the tip of the iceberg. Because the quarantine means schools are closing for several weeks beyond the normal spring vacation. For us homeschool parents, this won’t change much, although, we may end up taking in neighborhood kids when parents have to work. If you can, help working parents in your community by watching their children. Personally, after a lengthy recovery, surviving quarantine is what I…

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    A Secret Gem in Learning Websites for Kids

    August 5, 2016
    Do you feel called to homeschool? Maybe you think you might be or feel like you wish you could, but are questioning if God has called you to homeschool.

    How to know if you’re really Called to Homeschool

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